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Can Cops Car Be Reported To The Hoon Hotline?

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Cops are allowd to go over the speed limit without using sirens. I belive it to be 40kmh over. but seriously, who cares. If they were drifting or ripping skids then thats different.

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I know there's that hoon hotline floating around these days, but just wondering if there would be any point reporting a cop car to the hotline?

Saw a highway patrol car (the fancy yellow, stickered looking ones) giving it an absolute fang up springvale rd (cnr of wellington) no lights, no sirens, just turned left from wellington onto springvale, passing macca's on the left. Easily 100km/hr+, pedal would have been to the floor. Not that quiet those V8's...

Too quick to get plates or roof number, but wondering more in a hypothetical sense is there any point reporting this sort of thing? Or would it just be ignored considering it involved a police car?

It was the second most recent commodore model, highway patrol car. Yellow with all the stickers down the side.

Mate I see this all the time, one law for us and another for the filth, typical huh!

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